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I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is back for the show’s first-ever All Stars series.

Starring former I’m a Celebrity campmates, this special series is set in South Africa and will see the returning contestants reunite for a new set of extra-gruelling challenges.

Ant and Dec will reprise their roles as hosts.

Among the returning contestants are both winners, finalists and early exiters, all of whom made an impact when they first appeared in the jungle.

Let’s look back at their previous times in the jungle...

Amir Khan

Boxer Khan appeared on the 17th series of I’m a Celebrity in 2017, during which he placed fifth.

He competed in five Bushtucker Trials, but was most known for “strawberry gate”, where he convinced Iain Lee that they should eat the strawberries and cream they won in the Dingo Dollar challenge, rather than sharing them with the camp.

The South African-set “all stars” edition of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is almost here.

ITV’s brand new show will see the return of some of the most memorable campmates from previous seasons.

It will begin airing on Monday 24 April.

Instead of the usual Australian outback setting, this show will take place in “the harsher and more unforgiving” environment of South Africa, with the contestants facing challenges “even bigger and tougher” than before.

The first group of stars taking part in the show were announced live on air during Saturday Night Takeaway on Saturday (25 March).

Find the rolling list of contestants and their respective seasons below (to be updated as and when new stars are announced)...

Amir Khan – boxing champion (season 17)

Jordan Banjo – Diversity dancer & DJ (season 16)

Helen Flanagan – Coronation Street star (season 12)

Carol Vorderman – TV presenter (season 16)

Fatima Whitbread – Olympic athlete (season 11)

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The first batch of stars to compete on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! South Africa have been announced.

ITV’s brand new All Stars show will see the return of some of the most memorable campmates from previous seasons.

It will begin airing next month, with an exact release date yet to be announced.

Instead of the usual Australian outback setting, this show will take place in “the harsher and more unforgiving” environment of South Africa, with the contestant facing challenges “even bigger and tougher” than before.

The first group of stars taking part in the show were announced live on air during Saturday Night Takeaway on Saturday (25 March).

Find the rolling list of contestants and their respective seasons below (to be updated as and when new stars are announced)...

Amir Khan – boxing champion (season 17)

Jordan Banjo – Diversity dancer & DJ (season 16)

Helen Flanagan – Coronation Street star...

Jill Scott had to be seen by a medic after a cockroach got stuck in her ear onI’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!.

Thursday’s episode (17 November) featured a fairground-themed Bushtucker Trial voted for by campmates rather than the public.

But rather than competing for meals, the contestants were competing to get their names entered more times in a tombola, the prize of which was a “big beach barbecue bonanza”.

Mike Tindall, Owen Warner and Jill Scott took part in the challenge, with Tindall explaining: “Myself and Jill haven’t done a trial, and Owen is so hungry he’ll do anything.”

At the “Scareground”, Lioness Scott’s trial saw her surrounded by meal worms and cockroaches in the Unlucky Dip.

As the challenge came to an end, Scott called out: “I’ve got a cockroach right in my ear.”

The medic rushed over, with Scott telling...

Jill Scott had to be seen by a medic after a cockroach got stuck in her ear onI’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!.

Thursday’s episode (17 November) featured a fairground-themed Bushtucker Trial voted for by campmates rather than the public.

But rather than competing for meals, the contestants were competing to get their names entered more times in a tombola, the prize of which was a “big beach barbecue bonanza”.

Mike Tindall, Owen Warner and Jill Scott took part in the challenge, with Tindall explaining: “Myself and Jill haven’t done a trial, and Owen is so hungry he’ll do anything.”

At the “Scareground”, Lioness Scott’s trial saw her surrounded by meal worms and cockroaches in the Unlucky Dip.

As the challenge came to an end, Scott called out: “I’ve got a cockroach right in my ear.”

The medic rushed over, with Scott telling...

The likes of Matt Le Tissier and Fatima Whitbread will battle it out for Eternal Glory in ITV's new series.

Eight sporting stars will face off against each other in a series of challenges for the new show, which begins next month.

James Cracknell, Jade Johnson, Liz McColgan, Shane Williams, Gail Emms and Christian Malcolm will also compete on Eternal Glory.

Richard Bacon hosts the series, with sports scientist and Olympian Professor Greg Whyte providing expert analysis.

The sporting greats will have their mental and physical strength, agility, strategy and skill tested over the course of six one-hour episodes.

Each show will conclude with a 'night duel' in which the two lowest scoring athletes go head-to-head to decide who stays in the competition. One athlete will leave at the end of each show until the champion of the series is crowned.

Le Tissier said: "It's been 13 years since I retired...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! will return for its 12th series on ITV1 next month, launching with a 95-minute premiere on Sunday, November 11. Ant & Dec will head back to Australia to host another batch of celebrities, who will have to face their fears, endless insects and critters, and life in the jungle. Last year's series, which was a ratings hit, featured Fatima Whitbread, Mark Wright, Antony Cotton and McFly's Dougie Poynter, who was crowned King of the Jungle. I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here Now!, the ITV2 spinoff show, will be hosted by Laura Whitmore (more)...

Rowland Rivron has won Let's Dance for Sport Relief 2012. The comedian and TV presenter triumphed over rivals Laurie Brett and Tameka Empson, who reprised their routine to Lady GaGa track 'Telephone', and Tyger Drew-Honey and Dani Harmer, who performed to 'Fat Sam's Grand Slam' from Bugsy Malone. Rivron's winning dance saw him take on Christopher Walken's routine from Fatboy Slim's 'Weapon of Choice' video, which initially saw him win through in his heat last week along with Fatima Whitbread and The Cuban Brothers. Before emerging victorious in the public vote, judges Frank Skinner, Arlene Phillips and Rhod Gilbert (more)...

A few months back, I found out the wonderful news that I am going to be a father. Over recent weeks I have found that my curiosity to re-visit pregnancy based films has grown. It has become very apparent to me that this is a topic rife for discovery, but generally falls into the same sort of brackets – fear of what will come. After watching and hearing my wife go through endless weeks of morning / all day sickness, I can understand why most film-makers pick up on the scary side of the gestation period. But there are also so many wonderful parts of the process. After paying a bit of attention, and seeing mine and my wife’s own experiences reflected on celluloid, I have noticed that despite their similarities, there are some clear divides within the overall ‘experiences’ of the Hollywood birthing process.

Below is a collection of films which all revolve around pregnancy.

Rowland Rivron and Fatima Whitbread and The Cuban Brothers have grabbed the final spots in the Let's Dance for Sport Relief final. The comedian topped tonight's public vote with his homage to Christopher Walken's appearance in Fatboy Slim's 'Weapon of Choice' video, while Whitbread's performance to 'You Should Be Dancing' by the Bee Gees was favoured by judges Russell Kane, Jo Brand and Lee Nelson, aka Simon Brodkin. The Gadget Show pair Suzi Perry and Ortis Deley, who danced to 'Livin' la Vida Loca' by Ricky Martin, also finished in the (more)...

Let's Dance for Sport Relief's second show will feature Vic Reeves and Rufus Hound on the judging panel. Shooting Stars comic Reeves and 2010 Let's Dance winner Hound will give their verdicts on five celebrity acts. Reality TV stars Amy Childs and Harry Derbridge, as well as comic Miles Jupp and Eddie 'The Eagle' Edwards, will battle it out in episode two for a place in the final. Brit nominee Ed Sheeran and 2008 X Factor winner Alexandra Burke will give guest performances during the show. Outnumbered star Tyger Drew-Honey and 2011 I'm a Celebrity contestant Fatima Whitbread are among the stars to appear sometime (more)...

Outnumbered actor Tyger Drew-Honey and former track and field athlete Fatima Whitbread are among the latest stars added to the Let's Dance For Sport Relief line-up. Whitbread - who recently appeared on I'm a Celebrity - will team up with comedy group The Cuban Brothers for the spoof dance contest, while Drew-Honey is paired with Tracey Beaker actress Dani Harmer. Former England cricketer Darren Gough - who won the third series of Strictly Come Dancing in 2005 - and comedian Miles Jupp will take on solo routines. Olly Murs, Ulrika (more)...

Fatima Whitbread has joined 'This Morning' as a fitness expert. The former Olympic medallist is to front a new segment, Fatima's Fat Fight, on the daytime TV show from Thursday (05.01.11). Bosses decided to sign up Fatima after being impressed with her on the last series of 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'. The 50-year-old ex-athlete and her team - Dr. Chris Steele and Amanda Hamilton - will be tasked with helping four obese volunteers shift their excess pounds. A show source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Fatima has 12 weeks to help the overweight 'This Morning' fans. The hope is people...

Fatima Whitbread has reportedly been hired as This Morning's new fitness expert. The former Olympic athlete, who finished third in this year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!, will host Fatima's Fat Fight on the ITV1 daytime show from Thursday. The segment will see Whitbread help four obese volunteers get back into shape over a 12-week period, with Dr Chris Steele and Amanda Hamilton helping along the way. A show source told The Mirror: "Fatima has 12 weeks to help the overweight (more)...

Fatima Whitbread has joined 'This Morning' as a fitness expert. The former Olympic medallist is to front a new segment, Fatima's Fat Fight, on the daytime TV show from Thursday (05.01.11). Bosses decided to sign up Fatima after being impressed with her on the last series of 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'. The 50-year-old ex-athlete and her team - Dr. Chris Steele and Amanda Hamilton - will be tasked with helping four obese volunteers shift their excess pounds. A show source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Fatima has 12 weeks to help the overweight 'This Morning' fans. The hope is people...

Fatima Whitbread has finished third in this year's series of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The former Olympian was eliminated over Mark Wright and Dougie Poynter, who will now compete to be crowned King of the Jungle in tomorrow's final.

Whitbread embraced both boys after Ant & Dec revealed the news and was urged by Wright to "be proud" of all she had achieved in the jungle. Speaking after her exit, Whitbread said that she was "absolutely delighted" to have taken part in the show, but was disappointed to have not reached the final. "[It has] been an enormous journey for me and sharing it amongst other new-found friends has been a real pleasure," she commented. "It would have been nice to go through the finishing line first but there have been some very tough contenders this year." (more)...

Fatima Whitbread and Antony Cotton clashed in their I'm a Celebrity bushtucker trial broadcast earlier tonight (Thursday). Teaming up for 'Splash & Grab', they only managed to retrieve two out of five stars in a task which required effective communication throughout. Before the challenge began, Cotton said: "I mean if it was up to Fatima, she would do everything and there'd be no-one else here. She'd do it all on her own - do all the trials, all the cooking, all the water, all the wood, she would just do the whole thing, it's fair (more)...

Mark Wright and Dougie Poynter will compete in the 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!' final tomorrow (03.12.11). The former 'Only Way Is Essex' star and the McFly bassist are the final two contestants in the ITV1 reality TV show after Fatima Whitbread and Antony Cotton were both voted out tonight (02.12.11). Earlier today Mark revealed his rival Dougie "will be a friend for life" and explained his time in the jungle had changed him. He said: "For the last 11 years I've watched this show and always said I wanted to do that then I was given the opportunity. "I've...

I'm a Celebrity's Fatima Whitbread has expressed her particular excitement at the arrival of Peter Andre. The 50-year-old former athlete revealed her love for the 'Mysterious Girl' singer as soon as he unexpectedly arrived in camp. She said: "Oh my god, Peter Andre! I love Peter Andre, he is a sweet, kind hearted man. Please add Peter to our package. "He's the one person I would most like to be in the jungle with. If he's (more)...

Emily Scott has become the latest contestant to leave the I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here jungle. The Australian glamour model received the least amount of votes to save from the viewers, losing out to athlete Fatima Whitbread.

The news was greeted by a sombre atmosphere, with Scott quietly hugging her fellow campmates, before being interviewed by Ant & Dec. She said: "I feel amazing, I've had the most incredible time in there. I wanted to stay as long as possible, I'm proud of myself." On her late arrival in the jungle, she said: "It was pretty scary, I was nervous but excited. But everyone (more)...

Sinitta has suggested that she thought the contestants on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here would be allowed to stay in hotels overnight. The 'So Macho' singer was eliminated from the jungle last Friday and admitted that the show was tougher than she expected.

Sinitta told Lorraine on ITV1: "It's just much worse than you expect, as in you really are 'outside' - they don't take you back to the hotel afterwards. "When they say, 'When you're not filming, you're in the Versace hotel', they mean once you're out of the show - not at the end of the day." Of fellow contestant Fatima Whitbread getting a cockroach stuck up her nose, she added: "I literally would have had a heart attack. And (more)...

Fatima Whitbread could feel a cockroach's feet tickling her when she got the critter lodged up her nose during an 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!' challenge. The former Olympian came face-to-face with the gruesome creepy crawly as she battled to remain on the ITV1 show against Pat Sharp - who was later eliminated from the jungle camp - in the extreme Bushtucker Trial, which later saw Fatima forced to have her nasal passage syringed to rid it of the critter. She explained: "I got a bit panicky. No matter how hard I tried to get him out he...

I'm a Celebrity's Fatima Whitbread and Antony Cotton quarreled yesterday in the jungle. Former British track and field athlete Whitbread criticised Coronation Street actor Cotton for his swearing, claiming that she found his use of bad language offensive. She confronted him, saying: "Swearing it is quite offensive for people to listen to all the time! It can be funny, but as a lady I don't want to listen to it all the time." However, Cotton replied: "We don't want to be nice to each other, [we] can't p**** foot around each other. We have to say what we think, it's a (more)...

Stefanie Powers has claimed that her I'm a Celebrity co-star Fatima Whitbread should have a movie made about her life. The 69-year-old actress, who is backing Whitbread to win the jungle reality show, described the Olympic athlete as a "sensational example of a person who is exemplary". Powers added: "Her life story is something that somebody should make a movie about. It's the kind of life story that other people might use as an excuse for their failures. "She not only used it as a strength, and she is - in every aspect of the word - a champion." The Hart to Hart star continued: "I think it would be a tribute to her - not only as a (more)...

Lorraine Chase and Pat Sharp have been evicted from 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!'. The former 'Emmerdale' actress was eliminated from the ITV1 reality show after receiving the lowest number of public votes, while Pat was forced to leave after losing out to ex-Olympian Fatima Whitbread in a special challenge Pat and Fatima both had to wear Perspex helmets filled with gruesome creepy crawlies for the 'Fill Your Face Extreme' trial, after they were announced as the two celebrities with the lowest number of votes yesterday (27.11.11). The pair drew in the first four rounds - which saw...

Pat Sharp and Lorraine Chase have become the next contestants eliminated from I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!. The Fun House host left the jungle after finishing in the bottom two of the public vote and losing a bushtucker trial to his rival Fatima Whitbread. The pair faced a challenge called 'Fill Your Face - Extreme', which required them to endure having various critters poured into a perspex box on their head. Sharp successfully stared down meal worms, crickets, scorpions and snakes, while Whitbread managed to face soldier crabs, spiders and 7,500 cockroaches. The challenge was halted while medics removed a cockroach that had become lodged in Whitbread's nose. With neither celebrity giving up, hosts Ant & Dec announced that Sharp and Whitbread would compete in a tiebreaker round. The first person to remove three (more)...

Pat Sharpe and Fatima Whitbread face elimination from the 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' jungle. The 'Fun House' presenter and former Olympic athlete must go head-to-head in a special challenge after polling the fewest number of public votes, with the loser having to leave camp immediately. Upon hearing the news he will face Fatima, Pat appeared convinced he will be going home. He said: "It's going to take an Olympian [to beat her]. Goodbye!" If Pat does leave the camp, they will be left without a "skivvy" as Willie Carson and Lorraine Chase have been appointed Prince and Princess of the...

Fatima Whitbread and Pat Sharp have landed in the bottom two on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!. The pair polled the fewest public votes and will now battle for survival in a special bushtucker trial to determine who will stay in the jungle. The loser of the challenge will leave I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! immediately, becoming the third contestant to leave the show. 'So Macho' singer Sinitta became the second celebrity (more)...

Stefanie Powers has become the first contestant to be voted out of this year's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The Hart to Hart actress received the fewest number of votes to save from the viewers ahead of Lorraine Chase. Powers was up for eviction from the jungle alongside her fellow Orange Team campmates, who were defeated in the special immunity trial. She was voted out of the show over Chase, Antony Cotton, Willie Carson, Sinitta and Fatima Whitbread. "Thank you so much, that's fabulous," she said after hearing the results. Speaking to Ant & Dec after leaving the jungle, Powers said that she was "happy" to be evicted, having helped to raise awareness for her lung cancer charity. (more)...

Stefanie Powers has become the first contestant to be voted out of this year's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The Hart to Hart actress received the fewest number of votes to save from the viewers ahead of Lorraine Chase. Powers was up for eviction from the jungle alongside her fellow Orange Team campmates, who were defeated in the latest bushtucker trial. She was voted out of the show over Chase, Antony Cotton, Willie Carson, Sinitta and Fatima Whitbread. "Thank you so much, that's fabulous," she said after hearing the results. Speaking to Ant & Dec after leaving the jungle, Powers said that she was "happy" (more)...

Stefanie Powers has become the first person to leave 'I'm A Celebrity. Get Me Out Of Here!'. The Us actress - who was up for the axe alongside Lorraine Chase, Willie Carson, Antony Cotton, Fatima Whitbread and Sinitta after their team lost the Immunity Challenge - looked pleased when she was told she had lost the public vote by hosts Ant and Dec. She told them and her fellow campmates: "Thank you so much. That's fabulous - I have so much to do. I'm really, really pleased." Stefanie - who lasted 13 days in the Australian jungle - said she had enjoyed her...

I'm a Celebrity contestant Antony Cotton has broken down in anger over the campmates' dinner. The Coronation Street actor clashed with former athlete Fatima Whitbread over his complaints about cooking crocodile tail. Cotton moaned: "Just stick it in a croc pot... I will not be defeated by a f**king crocodile's tail. Now we have 12 depressed people in here - what is entertaining about that?" When criticised for his comments by Whitbread, the Corrie star hit back: "I don't need to be told (more)...

Dougie Poynter and Fatima Whitbread have been voted by the public to face the next I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here bushtucker trial. The McFly member was voted ahead of glamour model Jessica-Jane Clement for the task, called 'Rat Run', and will take part for the Snake Rock camp. He jokingly shouted: "Damn you, British public!". Clement told him: "Bring (more)...

Fatima Whitbread struggled to sleep in the 'I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!' camp after a rat jumped on her head. The former Olympic athlete was shocked when the rodent leapt onto her, causing 'The Only Way is Essex' hunk Mark Wright - who has sparked up a close friendship with Fatima since entering the Australian jungle on Sunday (13.11.11) - to panic because of an innate fear of the creatures. A terrified Fatima said: "Ah! There's a rat, it keeps running in my bed." Spotting the long-tailed beast under her bed, she added: "He's under my bed, I see...

Fatima Whitbread woke up in the night with a rat on her head in the I'm A Celebrity jungle. The former Olympic athlete was troubled by the rodent during her sleep and scared fellow campmate Mark Wright when she revealed that it was the size of her fist. A scared Wright commented: "I don't want to go back to sleep Fats. If you hadn't told me and it came up on me I would have had a heart attack." "He's under my bed, I see him, he's just under there," (more)...

British comedian Freddie Starr has been hospitalised after suffering a severe allergic reaction while competing on U.K. series I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

The funnyman fell ill after participating in a so-called ''greasy spoon'' challenge as part of the show, which is filmed in the Australian rainforest.

He was removed from the set and admitted to a hospital to undergo tests.

A spokesperson for the ITV network confirms, "Freddie Starr was taken unwell in the jungle. He was immediately attended to by on-site medics and taken to hospital where he was assessed by doctors.

"He will remain in hospital overnight as a precaution, and further tests continue. However, Freddie is in great spirits and keeping nursing staff entertained."

McFly rocker Dougie Poynter, model/actress Lorraine Chase, former jockey Willie Carson and Olympic athlete Fatima Whitbread are among the other stars competing in the programme.

Willie Carson and Lorraine Chase have taken part in the second Bushtucker Trial of this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!. The jockey and the ex-Emmerdale actress did battle in a 'Food Poker' challenge to win meals for their respective camps Snake Rock (Stefanie Powers, Jessica-Jane Clement, Freddie Starr and Dougie Poynter) and Croc Creek (Mark Wright, Fatima Whitbread, Crissy Rock and Anthony Cotton). Carson and Chase were each told to pick numbered boxes containing a jungle delicacy and guess whether their rival's food was 'nice' or 'nasty'. For each correct prediction they would receive one point, with the first celeb to collect five points being crowned winner. After a hard-fought battle, (more)...

Freddie Starr has finally entered the Australian jungle for I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here. The comedian's entrance had been delayed due to issues with securing insurance for him, but he has now joined his fellow celebrities including The Only Way Is Essex star Mark Wright, Hart To Hart legend Stefanie Powers and McFly's Dougie Poynter. The stars, also including Coronation Street's Antony Cotton, ex-Emmerdale actress Lorraine Chase and The Real Hustle's Jessica-Jane Clement, had earlier met each other at a £4m mansion on Australia's Gold Coast. Olympic star Fatima Whitbread, Benidorm actress Crissy Rock and racing hero Willie Carson completed the lineup at the house before Ant and Dec arrived and informed the celebrities that they would shortly be travelling to their (more)...

Fatima Whitbread struggled to sleep in the 'I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!' camp after a rat jumped on her head. The former Olympic athlete was shocked when the rodent leapt onto her, causing 'The Only Way is Essex' hunk Mark Wright - who has sparked up a close friendship with Fatima since entering the Australian jungle on Sunday (13.11.11) - to panic because of an innate fear of the creatures. A terrified Fatima said: "Ah! There's a rat, it keeps running in my bed." Spotting the long-tailed beast under her bed, she added: "He's under my bed, I see...

Hart To Hart star Stefanie Powers is heading into the Australian jungle after signing up to appear on British survival show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.

The Hollywood actress has been confirmed as one of the famous contestants who will have to brave the rainforest to set up camp and complete a series of hair-raising trials in a bid to win the show.

Powers' campmates will include McFly rocker Dougie Poynter, model/actress Lorraine Chase, funnyman Freddie Starr, former jockey Willie Carson and Olympic athlete Fatima Whitbread.

The celebrities have jetted out to Australia ahead of the show hitting small screens in the U.K. on 13 November.

The Only Way Is Essex star Mark Wright, ex-jockey Willie Carson and McFly's Dougie Poynter will be among the famous faces taking part in this year's I'm A Celebrity. Ten celebrities will be heading into the jungle later this week to face tough challenges and bushtucker trials in the hope that they will be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle. The other seven stars heading to Australia include Hollywood actress Stefanie Powers, model Jessica-Jane Clement, singer Freddie Starr and Olympic athlete Fatima Whitbread. Completing the lineup are Emmerdale's Lorraine Chase, Corrie star Antony Cotton (more)...